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The US-Iran conflict is indirectly harming Nigerian children, with malnutrition and poverty surging as global oil prices spike and economic instability spreads to developing nations.
Rising malnutrition and poverty in Nigeria are being driven partly by the U.S.-Iran conflict's effect on global oil prices and economic stability. When oil prices spike, developing nations with limited currency reserves struggle to import food and fuel.
This is a concrete example of how regional conflicts ripple outward to affect countries with no direct stake. Economic instability in one part of the world translates to food insecurity in another.
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